rare fruit & vegetable council

Par 4 This segment shows you how to plant your prepared seeds in the garden soil. Margaret Basile from the Rare Fruit and Vegetable Council will show you how to start a winter garden in South Florida.

Join Cindy and Tomey as they set up RFVC Member Cindy's hydroponic water tower vegetable garden. A verticle vegetable garden without soil is a great option for renters, apartment and condo gardens or anyone short on space!

Join RFVC Club members as the tour the ECHO (Educational Concerns for Hunger Organization) research facility in North Fort Myers, Florida.

RFVC's Director of Horticultural Education, teaches a Container Gardening class at the club's nursey in Southwest Ranches, Florida on March 23rd 2013. This video is a condensed version of some of the most important points from class. 

Margaret Basile from The Rare Fruit and Vegetable Council of South Florida will show you how to start a winter vegetable garden in South Florida.

In this segment Margaret Basile shows you how to prepare your seeds for gardening.

The Rare Fruit and Vegetable Council will show you how to start a winter vegetable garden in South Florida.

Part 2.This segment shows you how to prepare your soil for gardening. The Rare Fruit and Vegetable Council of Broward County will show you how to start a winter garden in South Florida.

• Container Gardening Class with David Harold | March 2013
• How to Grow a Vegetable Garden in South Florida Part 1
• How to Grow a Vegetable Garden Part 2: Soil
• How to Grow a Vegetable Garden Part 3: Seeds
• How to Grow a Vegetable Garden Part 4: Seed Planting
• Mango Grafting with Sal Ottenwalder#
• Fieldtrip + Learning Tour at ECHO (Educational Concerns for Hunger Organization)
• Setting Up a Hydroponic Water Tower Garden for Vegetables
• Opening a Coconut with 2 Shovels by Steve Winter
• Excellent Fruit Tree Grafting How to Video#